please help me to convert 16.0 vi into 15.0 version vi. coulnt possible to open 16 version in 15 labview please help me with this .Thanks in advance.
Based on your statement, "coulnt possible to open 16 version in 15 labview," it sounds like you have a specific VI (or set of VIs) that you need to open.
Find a colleague with LabVIEW 2016 and ask them to save it for LabVIEW 2015. Or, ask a stranger to do so in NI's forums.
Saving for Older Versions of LabVIEW
In general, you can write a LabVIEW program to do this for you with the Save For Previous method in VI server.
Example
Keep in mind, however, that different LabVIEW file types have different Save methods, so you will need to detect the file type to use the correct method.
Save for Previous (by type)
Search the Class Browser (in the View menu, select Class Browser, and click the magnifying glass icon) to see what methods you can use:
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I am trying to help a small company that is using an .mdb database in Access 2007. Their previous programmer left little documentation, unfortunately. The problem occurs when they call some routines that are intended to create a PDF file from an Access report. The routines were written by Stephen Lebans, and are supposed to be safe and stable. The Lebans routines are called by VBA code.
Here is some more info. The company has a small network with two workstations. On one workstation everything works fine; it is able to call the Lebans routines and create a PDF file. On the second workstation the code appears to execute but no PDF is created. Adobe Acrobat DC was installed recently on both PCs. The problem creating PDF files on PC#2 began after they installed Acrobat DC.
I will probably call Adobe tech support to get their help. But before that I hope someone can help with several questions I have.
Question 1 - In the VBA editor, in Tools -> References, I see that "AcrobatPDFMakerForOffice"
is checked. Please let me know if I should have checked some other reference instead.
Question 2 - The "AcrobatPDFMakerForOffice" in Tools - > References seems to refer to the following file: "c:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 2015\PDFMaker\Office\AcrobatPDFMakerForOffice.tlb" ,
which is a type library file. Does that seem OK? Or should it point to a "dll" or "exe"?
Question 3 - On PC#1, which is creating PDFs correctly, if I click the Office button inside Access,
select Access Options, then select Add-Ins, I see "Acrobat PDFMaker Office COM Addin" under the heading "Active Application Add-Ins". And the file it refers to is:
"c:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 2015\PDFMaker\Office\PDFMOfficeAddin.dll".
On PC#2, however, there is nothing listed under "Active Application Add-Ins". So I attempted to add it.
I clicked "Go" next to "Manage COM Add-Ins" at the bottom of the screen; then clicked "Add..." in the
"COM Add-Ins" window that appeared; then navigated to the file "c:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Acrobat 2015\PDFMaker\Office\PDFMOfficeAddin.dll"; then click "Add". But nothing appeared under the heading "Active Application Add-Ins".
Any thoughts on how I can add "PDFMOfficeAddin.dll" to the Active Add-Ins list; or if I need to at all?
Thank you!
Cross Posted Here https://www.access-programmers.co.uk/forums/showthread.php?t=295390
As pointed out in that post Access can create a PDF natively now. There is no need of the Lebans code.
I have a project in which I need to let my user enter a floating-point number in the range [0.0 .. 4.99]. I can let them enter the number via a spin control or a text box.
wxWidgets provides a control called wxSpinCtrlDouble. I think it will do what I want it to do.
But since I am using wxCrafter inside CodeLite, and wxCrafter does not offer wxSpinCtrlDouble, I am not sure how to add a wxSpinCtrlDouble control to my project. If I hand-made a wxSpinCtrlDouble control inside wxcrafter.cpp, wouldn't wxCrafter erase my code the next time it built wxcrafter.cpp?
How can I add the wxSpinCtrlDouble control to my project using wxCrafter?
I am using the following software versions.
CodeLite: 9.2.0
gcc: 4.9.3
wxCrafter: 2.5
wxWidgets: 3.1.0
I did post a message on the CodeLite forum asking this question on October 6, 2016, but as of November 30, 2016, there were no answers. https://forums.codelite.org/viewtopic.php?f=18&t=3495
Thanks.
Colleen
You can create a wxSpinCtrl inside a wxCrafter tool, generate the code and then change the code to use the control you want.
My code is
Dim p As New Printer
p.Print("Hello")
p.EndDoc()
I have used
Dim k As New System.Drawing.Printing.PreviewPrintController
But its giving me compile time error in VB.Net / VB6.
I cannot use PrintDocument and I want to hide that dialog box. Any Help?
Microsoft made a library that helped the transition some from old VB6 code. This may be of some help if you are unable make major changes. Though the version I found with a brief search is pretty dated so can not say how supported it is.
Microsoft Visual Basic Power Packs 3.0 (Download Link)
Among the things it contains is the printer control that you old program may be using. (MSDN Reference)
I believe that the libraries where only suppose to be uses in a temporary transitional stage. As a project was intended to be migrated over to using the newer .NET versions of the controls.
I have a distributed project and I need debug two nodes of my app on the same time. For this I wish open two instances of Intellij, it is possible ?
just open each one from different folder level.
For example: Project A has 2 folders (one inside another) and inside the 2nd folder there is code. Then open one instance from folder 1 and another instance from folder 2.
Open each instance by choosing open in new window..simple.
There is this topic about starting two instances of IntelliJ Start two instances of IntelliJ IDE
It is not possible with one instance from my experience
Just for new people who navigate here. You could just drag & drop the code you want outside android studio.
I found this really helpfull:
You can split the editor view vertically/horizontally, this will
display the same file in both splits, then you can drag one of the
tabs outside of the IDE to create a float editor window.
Another way to open multiple editors for the same file is to select
the file in the Project view and press Shift+Enter.
Source: Serge Baranov response in this thread
I don't think so. One easy thing you can do is open two different major versions at the same time (e.g. 2015 and 2016) or if you have Ultimate edition, you can also install community edition and have both of those open at the same time. Or if you're using community edition, you could install a trail of ultimate just this one time :)
Of course the downside to the second approach is that you may not have some plugins you need for your project.
I would like to use this library to work with the clipboard. I expect to see it as in the screenshot below, but I can't find it in my list of reference libraries. How can I make it appear?
If you add a UserForm to your project, the library will get automatically added. If you don't need the UserForm, you can always delete it later.
FM20.dll when you browse, I think – Raystafarian Feb 24 '16 at 18:46
Confirmed. A search for FM20.dll resulted in it being found in my Windows system directory (%windir%\system32). Thanks #Raystafarian.
See original post.